Weekly View’s Story Archive

3D Printer Donated to East Side Indy Maker Space ‘Club Cyberia’

INDIANAPOLIS — Club Cyberia is a three year old non-profit ‘Maker Space’ on the east side of Indianapolis located near 30th and Shadeland. A Maker Space is the modern equivalent of a ‘shop class’ for adults. The club leases industrial space and acquires tools, materials and supplies that members can … Read More

Lutheran HS Student Signs with IU-Southeast

INDIANAPOLIS — Morgan Keefer, a senior at Lutheran High School, has signed a letter of commit-ment to play softball at Indiana University Southeast in New Albany. Morgan has played on Bellville and Cascade youth softball all-star teams; travel softball with the Indiana Gators and Franklin Fury; and with the Indy … Read More

“The Story of My Life” at Footlite Musicals

INDIANAPOLIS—Footlite Musicals is proud to present the musical, The Story of My Life, the musical. A New York critic stated that “The Story of My Life inspires us to reconnect with those who were part of the earliest chapters of our own life stories.” Music and lyrics by Neil Bartram … Read More

Artville at the Stutz

On January 10th, the Stutz Art Gallery (1060 N. Capitol Avenue) had the opening reception for “Artville.” This colorful interpretation of Benjamin Franklin, presented by American Legacy Art by Richard Henry Lee, is one of several of his patriotic renderings. For more information about the artist and his works, go … Read More

Applause!: Jan. 16-23

• All Indianapolis Public Library locations will be closed on Monday, January 19 in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, except the InfoZone, located in The Children’s Museum at 3000 N. Meridian Street, which is open from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. • The 500 Festival, a nonprofit … Read More